Privacy & Security of Desktop Operating Systems | Go Incognito 4.2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- Welcome to Go Incognito, a full guide to security, privacy and anonymity. This is lesson 2 of Section 4: Desktop Operating Systems. This lesson dives into the privacy & security of several desktop operating systems; including Windows, MacOS, Linux, & BSD.
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Linux (manjaro)
Fedora gang where you at?
@@techlore here i am
Linux (Arch/Artix, Gentoo, Fedora) and OpenBSD.
Qubes Gang is here
Thanks for the plug! Excellent video as usual!
Oh god the arch nerds are coming
Btw i kinda use Arch (Manjaro)
sir or maa'm, for your information, I use the Linux distribution commonly referred to as "Arch"
@Eruantien what if i installed debian on manjaro and then install docker on that debian and then installed arch with a web server on it ? would i be using arch,its essentially all the same box
Arch is bad
I use arch btw
Love your work man. Especially this series. Reach the moon
Great information thanks for the review.
Had to get here ASAP!!
I use Pop_OS and I love it!
Damn, I'm watching this before my morning coffee is even finished brewing.
Hey guys, I really love you content, seriously. The video is informative enough to make a decision based on the threat model. And it's alot easier to share this videos with my friends. There's another popular security and privacy youtuber (who I will not name) that will that will go batshit insane if you ever suggested MacOS as a viable option for privacy. He be like: "DONT YOU DARE FUCKEN USE MACOS OR POPULAR LINUX DISTRO! JUST FUCKEN USE TAILSOS OR WHONIX!!!"
Not saying it's completely stupid, but most of the normal users are not willing to give up ease of use over complete privacy. But his suggestions are always binary, either ease of use or privacy even though there are alot of options to have some layers of privacy and not completely abandon ease of use. Honestly your channel should be more famous than that his
Everything to do with privacy & security is a balance and a sliding scale; every advancement is simply a layer on top of a previous one. There is no definitive answer on what every individual should use-that’s up to them.
@@techlore Exactly! For example, not everyone is willing to switch to Signal, let alone completely ditch Facebook messenger. But how to communicate with them if that's the only way to do it? Your channel has given me ideas on how to do it and minimize the risk of privacy invasion. I can't think of anyone else doing it the way you guys are doing it. So thank you for your content, keep up the good work!
please name that youtuber, I would like to compare =)
Shalom! Great contents, got a new sub here, keep up the good work 👍
I use windows 10. would my privacy be annonymous i logged out of microsoft account in my settings? that way the data collected would not be associated with me. i also use vpn, and firefox. i dont use bing or microsoft edge.
Why didnt you discuss Arch? I use it and I wonder if its more unprivate then deb or fedora
Could you discuss the Librem laptops?
Hope you can talk about Zorin OS
Hello Techlore, can you review WeVPN? How secure is WeVPN, private and more. Is WeVPN a good VPN?
Awesome video. I’m interested in the next lesson of mobile OS. I can already hear the arguments:
ANDROID VS IPHONE VS FOSS OS
Should be fun 😂
Is Ubuntu not much better than Windows in terms of privacy/securitu?
I use Windows 9,wich is windows 8.1 with disabled telemetry
Peter AzureB1te nobody cares
Anshuman Malik SIMP
I think it's worth noting that there's no such thing as Berkeley Software Distribution since 1994. The various "baby BSD" projects use the 4.4BSD-Lite code (BSD-encumbered used AT&T UNIX as the OS) code that was released as the final job for UC Berkeley's Computer System Research Group, that also disbanded at that time. If you grew up on UNIX with BSD, and are set in your ways, one of the baby BSD distros may be to your liking, but the GNU utilities that come with Linux are more up to date, and the Linux kernel gets much more developer support. About 20 years ago OpenBSD was a great turnkey distro that could brag about zero exploits. That has changed, but other things from OpenBSD like OpenSSH have been good for the community as a whole. Just don't get suckered into meaningless hype. The baby BSDs contain _no_ UNIX, so those who claim that they're "real" while Linux is "fake" are factually incorrect. The reality is that Linux is the most worthy inheritor of the UNIX torch, although the various groups that purchased what remained of UNIX from AT&T are still marketing the faded glory of the UNIX brand.
There's a saying that you're not a true gearhead until you've owned at least one Alfa Romeo. For the OS tinkerer it's much the same thing--you haven't done it all until you've set up a working BSD machine. But like owning an Alfa, you may not want FreeBSD etc. as your daily driver.
Hey Techlore check out gab social media it's an alternative to Facebook
No Manjaro? :(
if you see this comment please check pear OS and is it safe ?? i looked everywhere
Did you really recommend Ubuntu? MINT okay, Fedora i guess okay, Debian yes for sure its good, i love it, but where are Arch based distros like Manjaro that is as easy to install with KDE or GNOME or XFCE as any other distro and tou can use the Architecht edition foo and Arch itself is missing
For Arch dont get scared of the arch wiki,on Chris Titus channel you can find a archifi script that you can use to more easily install Arch with a desktop environment of choice, and well you choose everything like in a normal arch install
Like you know Ubuntu has drawn more people to Linux desktop than every distro combined right? The telemetry can be disabled and since it comes with apparmor pre install , i would say its pretty secure and usable for a new user. He was talking about new users after all and not advanced .
You can make a case about manjaro been friendly to new users...witch i truly love but then again there are things you need to know that a new user dosn't.
Also Ubuntu community is one of the friendliest out there.
Ps . No i don't want to read the f manual.
@@TheExsi never read a single manual for anything either xD , i have to agree with you that Ubuntu is kinda "friendly" in regards of simplicity but i see Ubuntu just as a estetically more pleasing Debian distro... and the GNOME or the default Ubuntu can get kinda sluggish but ppl with older hardware shouldn't be using GNOME either way IF they want the MOST performance and the lowest usages from the system, as for the Ubuntu friendly community , cant really agree personally but i know some of my friends had great luck in the Ubuntu community! :D Thanks a lot for the reply tho
I am Linux noob using PopOS and it is loads better than Mac
I just started school again at adult age. Im running Zorin OS on my laptop used for taking notes, and I keep catching people looking at the computer. Like they are wondering what the hell kind of OS it is😂
BTW I use Arch GNU/Linux
Why are you ignoring older versions of windows and mac?
Pff... We all know OpenBSD is the most secure OS (no Bluetooth since 2014)
What about temple OS?
I just came here to say that what you refer to say as "Linux" is in fact "GNU/Linux" or as I have recently started to call it, "GNU+Linux".
Yea but still people is gonna call it just Linux. Its good to know history though and how we made it this far.
5:27 Gamers?! They got no idea what an OS is, let alone Linux.
Who was writing this script?
How about this - you can use windows on linux. Don't be a normie - use linux, it has much better privacy and security. There's a reason why they call Windows the swiss cheese OS and with the upcoming release of Big Sur, MacOS is now considered the Fischer-Price OS. I hope you make the right choice.
C'mon man you skirt around directly comparing Linux to windows or mac. "don't jump on the hype train just yet..." Erm... WHY?!?
That's beyond the scope of this video. This video's objective was to broadly compare privacy and security between different operating systems. And also, this video keeps in mind that each person's use case for an operating system varies for oftentimes legitimate reasons.
@@unpaintedcanvasI know. But I've been asking him for months to give a detailed explanation 🥺
I only trust Qubes with Whonix Gateway. Because Snowden uses it.